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It's great that this is back. I reread from the start and I think the girl's fella is married or they're in an open relationship or something. It would explain why she was fine with going to a love hotel with her coworker.

I've seen The Lover and yes, it's super erotic. Real step up from blushing about kissing scenes on TV.

It's all good, thanks for the chapter!

It's too bad Shinzo Abe can't read this comic in whatever world he was isekai'd into.

Be funny if he isekai'd into fantasy India and gets told his Japanese curry is mid.

I wonder if Kojiro won any beheading contests in Manchuria.

The joke the chapter was structured around makes no sense if they actually were yakuza. Oota was being classist and had his bias against working class people upended.

No, she's the daughter of a family of construction workers. We saw them in a previous chapter. Oota was specifically afraid they were gangsters and it was specifically spelled out to him that they weren't like that.

You know, there's a reason they made kids immortal in Skyrim. If they didn't then certain players would totally turn it into a child murder simulator.

Thanks for the link, looks like he likes dressing up in armour and LARPing with other weirdoes (not an insult). I bet he'd love Medieval Times dinner theatre.

I think it's just another indication that he's a shitty person. Mio has lots of friends who care about her while Haruji just has random hookups he's been cheating with for a while. He's clearly capable of making human connections - hooking up takes social skills and effort - but to have a friend...

2 days 1 night isn't a real vacation, it's just a quick weekend jaunt. And with travel to and from the place then even optimistically it's probably more like 1.5 days of doing actual vacation stuff. They're basically leaving almost as soon as they arrive.

So in Japan, it's the guys who expect their girlfriends to read their minds without saying anything.

You're doing good on the scanlating. Also, a bath set is the kind of generic gift you get for a girl you don't know very well, so it's painfully sad the chick is emotionally moved by it. It's the kind of inoffensive and impersonal thing you get for a coworker for an office Christmas party.

I wonder if Ryoko Kui has started Wrath of the Righteous yet or if she's still playing through Pathfinder: Kingmaker. Also, anyone know if she ever tried Dragon Age?

I feel like a husband should be slightly more concerned that his wife is putting her life in danger than that other men might be wanking over her Youtube videos taken from like 3 blocks away.

Damn, that's messed up. I like it.

Like others said, thanks for the translation. Anyway, I can understand Doubara agonizing over that minor interaction since embarrassment is the only emotion that doesn't fade over time.

Thanks for the chapters, it's great to get so many at once.

Uh they let high schoolers play with fireworks?